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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Gie-Nt min il9re Suitru Nnna Slsoats
batter Sic ogoe | SarielIeu9 | Iroen paa fin
5relier ben 15oe Suli beiIeubtgisrss for
SlG9t og Senner. Suu oar fs6t | Col /
Spltugoal, Hor9e, 1874. Senoes islite
Wano, DIE 9uttormien Breoof o9 TO Bsrr
az fsrite 9GgteIfab iamt to Bsru al benoes
9G9teltab meo mig msoer benoe bisiet. 20
e utaapiser al fgr,te 9Ggteitab bsgr9oer meo
mig 9abet al en- tiGrlis 9GStefGle % yRo.
Der.
Seq f%rembGrer min hjertelisite 3af til
@le, iom Dor os bebj9lpelis neo benoes
Spgelete og fulgte henoe til bet iioite Suiles
iteo, iamt taites Hartor 8. Bale TOR De 5rs.
items Orb, ban talte oeo 8rapen.
Selli9net pore benoes WiNoe.
ulrif II. Berg.
8alcott, 8. Terr., lobe 9(ua. 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
MA%berlanbene.


spi 9lloer. "Gseriunbspoften" ifri>
per fra alep ben ODE Suli: Sbas iors
seSes paa Sleeps airtesaarb ben elbite
8Oinpe, greitesieloet::i be iibite Fiber
far bapt, nemlis gnfen Gnne Malene
7~borsoatter Gnba, Der our fSbt paa
solbers i 1bima Sosn / Gusuit 1887
% peb fin 9sb altiaa nar fine 100 Nar.
Slrn beiab en- iielben COB Selie lise til
bet ibte. Sor life fulot ct Gar fiben
beapnbte bun at iIsues libt, iier pau
spnet, iaa at bun life Longer iom fsr
funoe BRUCE Naal os &Of; men bun bar
baalis paa 8enene, inbtil be iibfte tOtre
Gage at tit 2iu, ba bun MATTE bOlbe
sensen. Dog bar bum efter lin bsie
slber iaa a%anbsfriit, at man mautte
bsilis fOrunbres oeroper. s lit @stes
TAB bar bun baut 9 8srn, buoraf s
leuer. Bsrnebsrnenes Tal bar 48,
bupraf 3S iliue. Nntallet af 8srnes
bprns 8srn saar op til II. Nltiaa fan
man iise, at bun ! lepenbe 9tpe bar
@pber for en- Slest af 124 Menneifer.
@amle Malene Inba pil piit lanse
blipe beoaret / ct fiert Winbe baabe at
Slest os 8enner os Naboer, iaameset
mere iom bum bar en- alporlis &riiten
os iom Susmober piite en- ijelben 9pss
tisbeb, 8raft % 8irfelpIt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
.aI ..Hs. f.-st sFHH H4Ut#.. a.Hs
Yaatmslen % Sme9len.

Gn meget ing Suesl ifulbe en- Dag
lptte forbi en- lioen Sslme, os ba Sen
life uilbe pope fig ub paa en- Spsmmes
tur runot Solmen, palste ben at ilptte
Bunft for Bunft tpars oper for at naa
ben anoen SIDE. Bel iornsiet meb lin
Sitting Der / gerben, meb 8limatet %
Omsipelierne, besau ben fig trsitis af.
feb paa i'm 8anbrins, men bleu plubies
fig upitremt af ct Sfris os tumleoe
runbt bag en- 8uait Tang. On Yaaiusl
fOm saaenbe itrunf Os itOlt; bet bar ben,
iom bapoe itreset iaa falt, us MI iasbe
ben meset O~6erlesent:
"Sei, su, buor ital bu ben os bpao er
bit sgrinbe?"
"aa, ies ifal bare oper paa ben anoen
SIDE al Solmen, os jes er ullerebe meset
trat. Seq trOr, jes alereoe bar uaret
tire lanse Elmer unberoeis os fun auan>
ceret nusle faa 5aune."
ERE Elmer! Seq mener jes itulbe
BABE siort 9uren / tire Sop! Wen bu
ct 10 lioen bu i%taffer, iuart Iiben."
"Sa, jes er bet; ct Barn funbe tase
mia | en- Bib"
"Ds bu er beler life uioere uaffer at
ie till"
"Nei, bet er ianbt. Mit Sfal er sropt
us rutlet."
"Os bu fan life ipnse beaer, tanter
ies!"
"@ei life en- Zone fan ies iuu irem!"
"Seler life fppe?"
"Sffe bet ulerminbie."
"Nu, ia, i~taffers big, jes ipnes pirtes
fig Spnb / big. Men uil bu ie noset
ristis flint os p%affert, iaa bare ie paa
mig" iasbe 9aafuslen os ipanfebe
runot, mems ben Hog ub Salefjarene,
iua sneslen MATTE inbrsmme, at bet
bele bar iaa p%atfert, at bet pilbe sjsre
ct Bar iure os iaare Zine ~urbentlis
subt.
"Mens bu frp6er msiiommelis, fan
jes baabe maridere Os Fpoe," iasbe
Yaafuslen.
"Sa", iuarebe Sneslen.
"Mens bu fteppe fan bpiife ct Orb,
fan jes ipnse."
$50, iuffebe Sneslen.
"Meds bu tumler runbt / Tang %
Sano, fan jes fremitiae ale &esnbuens
5aruer oeb min Spans ber paa
Warfeu."
"Su, bet fan life nestes," inbrpms
mebe Sneslen.
"Ds mems bu fan finbe en- fpsseiulb
Ylabs bag en- apait Tang, bebsuer ies
ct belt sGbletra for at siue mig Sfpsse.
Ger bu bet, life 8en?"
Ds Sneslen iaa bet. Smiolertib
bapbe en- Urn Hsiet Omfrins for at finbe
fig libt til GrOfOit. Den befebne Snesl
bar sobt ifjult bag 1ansfuaiten, iaa
grnen iaa life ben; men Baafuslen bar
let at opbase, Der ben ipanfulereoe oms
firing / iulb Munbur. Man bSrte nosle
@inseilus Os ct bpaf SfriS os iaa bers
paa ben uafre Baafusl iuaue bsit /
2uften, baaret iiffert Os burtist bort /
Ernens traftise 8lSr.
"9ette brinser mig til at tanfe oper
liot Of buert," iasbe Sneslen, ibet ben
bliniebe libt meb uenftre Eie, "os ies
mener, at bet er sanife liseiaa sobt at
pore en- liben itps Snesl unber en- Tang
fuait, iom at pere en- flor batter Yaas
iusl / en- Erns alpr. Seq tenfer, ies
iaar MI ie til at rusle aifteb iaa imaat
isien."
Rpraf:
Den, iom er fsbt til at ~ipanfulere oua'
ill., c,,fS. ,fNr;o uUre ioa I'm moA
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
for be 8ibras, Tom matte inbiomme,
Iannt Rebesisrelie for beres Gnpsnbelie,
oil | fin Glib blipe funbaiort.

Era Yaloers berettes: Or. Gsent
5iiber, &eiienbe for @rosiererne Sors
ban & Dnsaser | Gbriftiania, bleo for
leben Dag rammet af en- 9pnitraale,
iuft iom ban Tom inb os iatte fig neb
paa StatiOnen 5asernes, buOr, iom be-
fienbt, @nbepunftet er for 7eleionleb.
ninsen fra 9Onsaaiens 7elesraiitation.
70 9aser ilebe til. 8eb Sielp af ct
Ssomilas lpffebes bet at siue bam bans
5orftanb tilbase. 2-3 Gage eiter
fortiatte ban &eiien, men ban befanet
iiS enbnu | en- iaa nerueiuas 1tilitanb,
at ban life turbe bore alene / ct 8as
relie mibt paa lpie 9aaen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Neparer Nortouaeme!

Jlere al Bpsus Sidewalks Ct / uforiuarlis
Stano. os, oa Der | G%nleoHins al Jaireu oil
anfomme en- N9n9oe 6remmeoe beriil, maa
Suseiere ierge for, at 5ortougene i1ttes
foriparli9 Stano. On be euo life er iaa
oaune, at be belt maa tonHiieres. tr9nser be
bog | Alminoeli9beo Separation. 5 bet
Winoite mao Spiserboueoerne orioes neo.
CAB Vile iom On Tapes ON at sipre lit Beos
ie | iaa Seuieenbe.
CON. Sean, Raibon-
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
$50 Vuuo trtt.

Oct er os iGroeles il9rt at iunne meooele,
at bereiter fan Ebiu9oa0a' giuiens Basiasss
rer meotase frit $50 Buno Baggage paa Reis
len ~usitouer meo De umeritanite 3srubaue.
liujsr, iiteoetfor 100 Buuo, iom biotil bar
p9rst 5ili9loet. Bette oil blioe en- tor Be
iparelie, iiar for Jamilisr. BiIettIsbsre
bpr butte paa bette.
u. Rortenien & Co.,
49.tf. 1875 6. &iuSie Ctr, Gbicaso, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Sire Wenneifer brufnebe.

~
Senne 8esiuenbeb ifrioer r.balbs
9ilif.": Gn isrselis lllpfte berettes til
Os Ssnbas Gftermiooas at bore inbs
truifen paa Snbisen gipern (aremarf) },
ibet fire MenneFer t%iliatte 2iuet. Soban
Spenbien Iipeitranb meb Suitru, 8
Ssnner os m Yleieoatter bar tasne ub
paa Spen for at ieile, ba 8aaoen plubs
ielis fantrebe af en- S%turmbpse % ale
ier fom | 8anbet.
Webens Wpeitranb ielu rebbebe iis
peo Spsmnins os bet lpffebes at faa op
% fable tillipe en- 4 Iar sammel Ssu,
brufneSe Sultruen, be to andre Ssnner
os Yleiebatteren.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
llinblsite Yrepe peo 9etsrGb g. q

Sarab Nuoeriou @ Yereioe = Burt
1bompion - CLARA s 2a.sruo = Soban 8
Spilaf-ghris. eller Hiels &oliion = Cline
Nslep Ramltao - Sigri 8 Relbp 1oaei
&nution-Srrie So5nion-S@ SacobioH-
YRrs 9 W Sobnion = Oscar 2 Cab 81
guenion-Vils Bersau-S " Goenion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Gtterfpsr8fel.

Splpsning snlfes ON Rasmus Gbriitian,
fen. San par fgot | Roro Slesuis / R9rs
bebeu af Ssuoerbors. Sioit Iea bsrts ira
bam, for 3 Var iioen, bar ban I guretn, gtes
oaoa, bpor ban baooe p9ret en- Rptte al Nar.
% bans 5ooer gIerne piloe iaa Splpsninser
ON bam, oil Ieg bore me9et ~tatnemmelig,
ON nosen fan op8ioe mig bans Goresie.
8. 6. Snnion,
SOB Venber, 3atota 60, Rebr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Sprnnsea &ruotmsle Telegram /
"Srammens glab", bateret Seen ben
26oe Suli ST. LIS gfterm. melber:
SEPARATES ipruns SoisfOs 8rubt=
msle ueb Spnefos / 2uften. Grbei,
Der bleu ~betpbelis forbrenbt. Iariasen
til lllptfen ufienbt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Gn Ssbjernurse, Der er ianset peb
Spitsbersen / CONNER, pasierebe ipbs
oper meo Boitifibet SBnoas. Den pat
beitemt til ben 5oolosiife Saue / Sams
burg.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
tamt(ttbtQetter.

De, iom bill ienoe Biletter biem iii lin
Jamtilie, Jaoer, Utooer, Breoer, Sgiter eler
anoeu Sl9gtnius tStauoiuauieu, bgr altio
fe til, at be lsi r ben paa ben Itanoin.uilte
Boilinje, ~"IbiugpaHa", iom saar oirstte
fra let samle 9ano I'll Reu 0ort os iom aL
brio anlsber uogeu lNoenlanoit 6aon. Sms
borb paa otsie EamS0ibe tales giorii, Spenf
og 9anlf. Yriien er M betpoelig ueoiat.
Beieg nRrmeite IbinsoaIasagent eler Itriu
oirette til ~. " ortenfen & Co.,
4S.ti 1926 @. &in5ie Str, Chicago, gu,
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
mites

gu rorif Sauoelsbetient meb 8 a 4 Vars
grfarin9 | en- olminoeli9 Sauoelsiorretning
fan faa GniRttelie hos u%uoerte9nsbe. Nn'
ie8nin8er mao pore ltreone / eaen Saonb.
ltrift, p9 References os Gsn op9iues.
8amberS 81 Sacobiou,
SOB, pope 9afoto.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

giot al 6ugorm. gn liben GUS
maubsoatter ira gitre Nfer, Der en- Dag
/ fOrrise use par ube paa 8arplutnins
/ @reHenaaien, blep bibt al en- Susorm
| ben enc Stortaa. Sele 8enet bounebe
op; men 8isen er ubenfpr al Sore.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Sebsfalo. Yolitimeiter @abrs i
Stapanser afsif Manbas 5ormibbas
oeo Dsoen, SO Iar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Harvest Excursions.

Ten 30te Nusuff, 20oe September o. lite
Cttober ialges Grcuiionsbiaetter aiql6snbe
for 30 Tage for Eur os Retur til 5alp Yris.
Iisie Bilstter ialsss til ale peitlise Bper
Deb 6. WR. & ct y. u. ", Northern Yactfc
R., Ct. y. R. & w. a. u. oa W. & 3.
". n. os til nosle Gper | Rrbraifa. Gen.
peno goer til q. Y. Votter, Ngent.
6. y. 4 ct. y. ". ".
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
21st G.. A. r. National En-
camnment.

6. M. & 81. y. D. X. ialser 1ur. os 8es
turbiletter til ct. 2Uuis fra ben 24oe til ben
27oe September siRloenoe ira ben 27oe TT
Zen ste OCTOBER til ben lapeite fsrite alasies
Fare en- Bel. Billetttrne Tan paa aisberens
Numoonirg gjRloe til ben 31te Sttober.
.. u. hotter, Naeut.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

3ns0ilS. llbenfor Gbritiania YDs
SaSt peo Beitbaneitationen bar en- So
mile | lensere Tio bapt tit 9ilbolb.
Manb, &one % 6 Bsrn, booraf bet
rtinbite Barn er ca. 5 Maaneber GAM
melt, Saaleoes nDbes benne itaffels
5amilie at BABE 3ilbolb ON 9asen
anber aaben Simmel us ON Natten paa
gpens &aabbus. gus er life at OPP
eripe, tbi buor bisie itaftels Menneifer
penber fig, iaa iuares Der, pi oil life leie
bort bort gus til en- iaaban 8srnelfare.
Sanbialb, taset | SnouHriens
Sjeneite. 8analbeitprelien bar iiplse
"8ratsberss Imtstib." | bisie Dase
iolst ct Norbiis- Sfienss aanalen til
bprenoe minore 9anbialb / ben sore
Del al SfOtiosien til Snsenisr 5.
Sturmer | &~riitiania, Tom ital babe til
Seniist at benptte Banofalbet til en-
itsrre gelluloie. eller femif 9ramasies
iabrif.
9ette Gnles pil i 9ilfelbet bliue bet
l2te DEMONSTRATING fer / 8asorasst,
bour benne Yrobuftion ipiaer en- oft
mere os mere fremtrabenbe &ole % er
Of ierlis 8etponins osiaa for Sfoo'
slsrne, fo%riaapibtiOm ben | bsi @rab bar
bioraset til at bOlbe Hriierne pau
@ranlait oppe.
Snbbpbelie. Yaa @aarben utisaarf
agiiisbal ftaar ct Glmetra, unber bpia
Srene 8isrntierne 8isrnion | aare'
1858 ifreu fin "glrne". 5or at parn'
ON bette Winbe bar man faaet Giersns
Tllabelie til at iatte ct parist Sesn on
Erect. 8ibras til bette 0iemeo tai
tenbes til @aarbbruser 7oritein uti
saarb. gifisbal pr. Moibs. &pitterinl
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

DtGstf. = 0tBdt
CssssA. SsDa r...
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
3sDSSeID.

rNirinsstss osssssfs sptsss I -rsesrsSsWsAsu- -
ttsttf sraits. o. sri~ss IN 'sasss srs,fsstfs q 80
isrisu, lrsssn ,nr ississsi a ssrs, ss ~ss isssss
sasiss 8 sssis o. ainis ! ssrfusJ
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Sp hpri IL Hfffrpnbiebe aort meb
~ wv Goers Rapn ogBlomit upsr,
hun so Gents; IS importerebe Blomitsrtort
10 Gents, so gbromos 10 Gents, Is pofrs
aort meb en- Role oper Rapnst 10 Gents.
Gsentsr Snfes. Goresie:
2. n. ctfon,
Dor 454, Wepapao, RiA
(Waon .Decorab. pof.n'.) e.l8H
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Vemae pnjfes oeponereoe.

Seq Tan auuenoe meo Joroel og oil mob
tase en- besrRuoiet Gum Ben9e til o Bro
cent Reute. 5or nRrmere Cplpsntnser beus
uenoer MA 'i9 til Is. ~. Antton,
e. r.. alderman,
48.3rt. DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Wpraf:

Den, iom er fsbt til at ipanfulere ou''
firing, Tube albris uere iaa trp mob
ben. iom q fpot til at trpbe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

"Stanoinapen" beoes optaae.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Ralcott, 8. Terr., lobe pug. 1887.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
Entertainments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

stTrue Irish Hearts, is the title of TO- mantle play brought out at Bunnelps yester- day for the first time. It was written by MT. Daniel Mccarthy. It is story of life on the isle of green and is an excellent pro- duction. It is, perhaps, 8 lite wordy, and the pruning knife might be used to good ad- vantage in the second act, but taken a whole it compares favorably with other Irish plays which have won favor with theater- goers. The reception given it, it must be ac- corded, amounted last night almost to an ovation. The play is bright and sparkling with wit and humor abounding, and the audience gave voice to their apprecia- tion by long and loud applause and frequent recalls and repetitions. John Walsh, Dan Mccarthy and Miss Kittie Cole man take the leading parts. With a single exception the parts seem to have been spec ially written for the people who play them
 An almost faultless representation is the re- suit. Mr. McCarthy's personation of ''Darby O'Doyle' was splendid and throughout his rendition there were peals of merriment and at the close general and hearty expression of pleasure. John Walsh as "Lanty Lanna- gan" was a general favorite. He is perfect artist in his line. Miss Kitty Coleman's success as "Katie Brady" with 8 true ssIrish Heart'' was splendid
 She was applauded frequently
 All the other characters were filled to perfec- tion save that of "Rose O'Neal" Miss Keane does not seem to have caught the spirit of her part. More force, more evidence of appreci- ation of her character, more expression would add much to her work and round up an oth- erwise almost perfect cast. The play and company deserve the heartiest support. It is left to speak of the scenery; but now that this is thought of the writer don't remember how the play was mounted, but it must have been all proper. Stage carpentering and up- holstering need not act as prop for this play; it can frankly be said it can stand alone. Tonight and tomorrow night and special matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
CON N E c TICU T State Bonds.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Hartford, June g. 1887. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until twelve o'clock noon on Monday,
 the goth day of Jure 1884, for the purchase of the whole or any part of proposed issue of Bonds of the State of Connecticut, to the amount of One Million Dollars.
 The Bonds to be issued will be Registered Bonds,
 and will be and payable on the first day of May, A. D. 1897, but the whole or any portion thereof may be called in and paid at the option of the State Treasurer at any time after they shall have been
 issued They will bear interest at the rate of three and one-half per centum per annum, payable in semi annual payments on the second days of May and November in each year at the office of the Treasurer in the City of Hartford. These Bonds are to be issued under authority of
 an act of the General Assembly of Connecticut ap proved May IS. 1887, and are expressly exempted fromtaxation in this State, by or under State or municipal authority,
 The Bonds will be issued in sums of One Thous. and Dollars each, and the lowest numbers issued
 under the award will be to the highest bidder; and
 whenever the Treasurer shall call in any bonds for payment, the bonds outstanding bearing the high est numbers will be the first called and redeemed. It is expected that the bonds will be engraved, printed and made ready for delivery on before
 the first day of July 1887. in which case they will be delivered and must be paid for at tho office of
 the Treasurer in the City of Hartford, said first
 day of July or if not completed as soon thereafter
 as they are ready for delivery due notice of which will be given.
 A cash deposit of five per cent. will be required as guarantee of good faith from each purchaser, | immediately after due notice to him that bonds i have been awarded to him undsr his bid. No bid will be received at less than par. All bids must be on the face of the bonds.
 | Accrued interest will be charged on the bonds
 from the second day of May until they are delivered | The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. | Bidders should mark the outsides of their envel opes Proposals for purchase of Bonds" l AIEYANRER WARNER
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07

FOR SALE. A LARGE and valuable piece of land on Whit, A ney avenue-a chance for speculation. Will be sold low.
 rs0 al
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
TOWN JURORS ELECTED.

| The Board ofSelectmen, Justices ofthe l Peace, Grand Jurors and Town Con- stables Meet and Elect One Hundred 1 And Twelve Town Jurors.
 TID justices of the peace, selectmen, con- 1 stables and grand jurors of New Haven met ! in the general committee rooms at the City
 hall last evening, Town Agent Reynolds pre- siding. The meeting was for the purpose o1 electing jurors for the town for one yeal
 from September 1, 1887. The law requires l than thirty years of age when chosen, and esteemed in his county as man of good l character, of approved integrity, sound judg- | ment and fair education. The one hundred and twelve men chosen were:
 Louis Ritter. Nathan c. Myers, George S. Anen Birge, Jeremiah A. Bishop, Frederick [. Bostwick, wi William Bradbury, Louis Asher Charles Lds W Brad d
 bs5ry, Dspisl Carroll, Frank Inpl chandsr 3Sanls
 sn c1apP TenF7 cooPer 9Pe wlIa@
 Damn, Elisha Dfckerman, Carl G. Engel, William P. Eeldman, aichael j. Fisher. william FItzpatrieE, FsSs 5s5 Au.G %aP Fgs9 EasE 5@.s Th1sa' aa.rBsI @ jr.. ". W.Geary, Ebert l. Gorham Melville M Cover, Frank D. Grinnel B. F. Guyer, Daniel Healy ,Chas. James B. Hickox, J. w. Hickox, H. R. Hill. W Hillh3ouse, L. B. Hinman, E. l. !; Hitchcock, R. A. Hollinger, James B. Hood, E. M. HotchkiSs F. E. Hotchkiss, Chas. Hudson, M. Hughson A, H. Hurl- burt, Charles Katsch, H. J. Kettendorf, c. Kimber- ly, Ernst Kenke J. H. Lansing, Jacob Leyerzapf, c. A. Linsley, H. c. Long, H. J. Mattoon, Jacob Mailhouse, John Mccarthy, F. Me Kenna, J. E. McGann, P. McQuaid, R. T. Merwin, J F. Mix Charles A. Nettleton F. |; Newton, w. T. Northrup, D: o'Donnell, ". J. O'Keefe, s. B. Oviatt, H. B. Perry, Charles H. Pierpont c. M. Platt Philip Pond. John Reynolds, Peter Reynolds, John B. Robertson, F., W: Lewis Salewsky H. SchwagerInann, J. Scoville, Stephen Shanley, L. Litterst, L. w. Sperry. B. ". Stone, A. II. Thompson, (Annex) Theodore Thompson, {Annsx) E. T. Thompson. A. A. Thompson, John L. Treat, H. F. Triton, Israel Ullnan, F. J. Upson, (Annex) Jared Wedmore, J. Wheatley G. K Whit ing, Edward Wines, Elias P. Merrman.
 In order to make it legal each person present deposited the list a ballot. The meeting then adjourned.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
TO HE ENTERTAINED.

Four Outside Companies to be Taken
 Care of on Dedication Bay by thu
 Grays-Ehe GrRys, Association Build.
 ing to be Decorated.
 At a meeting of the Grays held in the as- sociation rooms last night it was voted to en- certain the Putnam Phalanx, Company c of the Fourth regiment of Stamford and the City Guards and Company K of Hartford on the day of the dedication of the soldiers monument. There will probably be three hundr ed in all to be entertained. A eolla- ton will be served in the association rooms, Henry Blakeslee to be the caterer. The en- tertainment committee or those who are to make the necessary arrangements for the collation. is composed of L. H. Stannard, H. w. Blakeslee and E. s. Terry. It was voted that the Grays' association building he dec- orated on the eventful day and a committee was appointed to attend to the work. It is composed of Theodore H. Macdonald, L. T. Greuner and J. J. Phelps. On the evening when the Sarsfeld Guards returned home from Washington there was great rush into the association of people desirous of witnessing the parade. From this lesson it has been decided that none will be admitted to the rooms on the evening of June IF ex- cept those who have tickets, which are to be given to the members.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Bridgeport Hartford o.

The greatest game of ball ever seen in Hartford was that yesterday between Bridge port and the home club. Neither side scored till the tenth inning when Bridgeport made one. A questionable decision on Johnson at first by Umpire Meaney cut off Beecher's run which would have tied the score. The field ing on both sides was beautiful and both bat teries did splendid work. Bridgeport did not get hit until the tenth inning. Gruber pitched better game than Lovstt, but three singles being made off his delivery and strik- ing out six men. Lovett was hit safely four times for total of seven, and struck out i've. Beecher made a two base hit and Sul- livan three bagger. But one stolen base was credited aud that was to Bridgeport. Stafford played center field for Hartford in place of Divens. Bridgeport made two errors, those by Cox and McGuirk, and Hart ford one, by Sullivan. Bridgeport's only run WAS earned
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. JURY FIXBRS ABROAD Working To Gain Favor
 For Sharp. j.. THE THISTLE IS CHAMPION. Another Victory In English
 Waters.
 A MEMORIAL. TO POOR ACTORS. Yellow Fever Spreading At
 Key West.
JAKE sHARP,s MEN ABROAD.

| JAKE SHA ARP9S NE FEN "A BktOADs 1 The Court Looking Into Attempts 60 Fix the JHry.
 NEW YORK. June 6.-To-day was busy | day in the court of oyer and terminer where Jacob Sharp is being tried for bribery. It was the day set to inquire into the alleged attempt to bribe jurors, by the examination of witnesses. Several of the jurors related attempts made to approach them in the inter-
 est of Sharp, George Ruppel, who was sum-
 moned as juror, saying that two men had ap-
 preached him and said if he was on the
 Sharp jury it would be worth $25, 900 to
 him. Warrants were issued for the arrest of men named Hoogland and Warner, and also for George W. Lynch, secretary of the Christopher street railroad, endeavoring to bring influence to bear on Juror Raymond in behalf of Sharp The roll of delinquents was then called and the judge directed that those not answering be arrested on non-bail- able attachments. Among those who failed to answer were Tony Pastor, Richard K. Fox, Louis L. Lorillard Daniel E. Dickinson, and Hamilton Mex. Twombley, William W. Vanderbilt's son-in-law.
 The Sharp trial adjourned this evening with eleven jurors in the box, the fourth chair being vacant The defense have ex- haused sixteen peremptory challenges and the people twelve. The total number of jurors so far examined is S31 out of 1, 400 summon ed. No fines were imposed to-day on the talesmen who responded to the sum monses to show cause why they should not be punished for con- tempt of court as all of them had legal excuses. The judge hsld court from o'clock until this evening and just before the adjournment District Attorney Maritime moved for the commitment of the defendant in view of the mornings developments. MT. Stickney for the defense argued that it would jeopardize Mir. Sharp's case; that he was an old man and seriously ailing, and that it would be an unprecedented proceeding. Judge Barrett finally decided to defer further action on the motion until the warrants issued for the arrest of the alleged embracers should be returned. MT. Sharp and his counsel left the court room. Further proceedings in the embracery case will be held tomorrow morn